SDV 100 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Office of Student Activities What office coordinates a variety of social, curricular, and special- interest clubs and organizations that you can join? TRUE A student should apply for graduation online at the beginning of the semester he/she intends to graduate. IT Help Desk Who would you contact if you have technical issues? Testing center Where can you take exams for ELI courses? Career Counselor You are interested in identifying careers that might be a good fit for your interests, value...

Focusing on what is being said, repeating what you heard, asking a speaker to expand or clarify, looking for non-verbal signals, and listening for requests are principles of ______ listening. Active Most instructors read the body language of the students in the front rows to gauge how they are doing and if they are losing the class. True Which note-taking method is not recommended as it focuses on capturing as much of what the instructor says as possible; but not on processing the informat...

What office coordinates a variety of social, curricular, and special-interest clubs and organizations that you can join? Office of Student Activities Where would you go if you have a research paper due in two weeks, and want to learn more about what print and electronic resources are available? Library Federal financial aid regulations require students to meet certain Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements to be eligible for continued Federal funding. Which requirements below must a s...

Disagreement When you hold a different view point than someone else. Argument When trying to persuade and audience, used to support a certain point of view. Position One's perspective on an issue. Agreement When your viewpoint and that of another coincide. Proposition A statement that could be either true or false. Analysis The process of identifying-within a statement-the premises, conclusions, and evidence that form an argument. Primary Source A "raw" source material such as a docume...

Disagreement When you hold a different view point than someone else. Argument When trying to persuade and audience, used to support a certain point of view. Position One's perspective on an issue. Agreement When your viewpoint and that of another coincide. Proposition A statement that could be either true or false. Analysis The process of identifying-within a statement-the premises, conclusions, and evidence that form an argument. Primary Source A "raw" source material such as a docume...

During the job interview all of the following are acceptable Presenting yourself like a professional Asking about job responsibilities Showing by your body language that you are interested and relaxed What are the three Virginia Wizard Assessments Skills Interests Values What can you do in the Student Center in MYLFCC Check grades Update address nifo Pay tuition Locating financial aid How can you access the library's resources? In person Online Identify actions that may result in b...

What office coordinates a variety of social, curricular, and special-interest clubs and organizations that you can join? Office of Student Activities Where would you go if you have a research paper due in tow weeks, and want to learn more about what print and electronic resources are available? Library Federal financial aid regulations requires students to meet certain Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements to be eligible for continued Federal funding. Which requirements below must a ...

What office coordinates a variety of social, curricular, and special-interest clubs and organizations that you can join? Office of Student Activities Where would you go if you have a research paper due in tow weeks, and want to learn more about what print and electronic resources are available? Library Federal financial aid regulations requires students to meet certain Satisfactory Academic Progress requirements to be eligible for continued Federal funding. Which requirements below must a ...

What is the difference between an associate's degree and a certificate? Associates degree classes usually transfer to a four year college and include core curriculum classes like English, math, science and history. Classes from a certificate may not transfer. Certificates require from 15 to 50 credit hours. You usually finish a certificate quicker. Why do people generally attend community college? 1. To improve skills. 2. To gain new skills. What are four things a student should be "in t...

What is the difference between an associate's degree and a certificate? Associates degree classes usually transfer to a four year college and include core curriculum classes like English, math, science and history. Classes from a certificate may not transfer. Certificates require from 15 to 50 credit hours. You usually finish a certificate quicker. Why do people generally attend community college? 1. To improve skills. 2. To gain new skills. What are four things a student should be "in t...